>> i don't think hillary clinton is coming back. i know it's october, we're coming up on halloween, the greatest endless nightmare is the idea that hillary clinton is going to run went. -- run again. >> equity is not equality, and the second most powerful person in the united states is ready to employ an apartheid-like system for hurricane relief. >> developers worth their salt are always willing to invest long term in a community, and those are the people who are going to help florida the most.

>> nowhere near 2008, and we hi this is a garden variety type of correction. i do believe 2022's a reset and 2023-2024's going to be more of a return to normalization. >> the fed is as long about labor as it was about transitory. ♪ hey, are you ready for a new sensation, a new sensation ♪ stuart: what are we listening to? new sensation by inxs. is that in excess? is that what it's supposed to be? is that it? lauren: yes. stuart: thank you. [laughter] i'm only 20 years out of date. stop laughing at me. it's monday. we've got a rally going on here, you're killing me. it is 11:00 eastern time, mono, october the 3rd and, yes, we do have a rally. dow's up 620 points, nasdaq up 156. in just a couple of minutes, i have jason katz with me.

now, he's the market analyst of this morning. i'm -- i'm going to ask him, have we hit bottom already? many we'll get to him in a moment. so that's the market. dow's up 600. show me big tech, please, because i think they're all winners all across the board, yes, they are. even apple has managed to bounce up 2%. and as for the 10-year treasury, where's that yield now? whoa. whoa, now, there's a headline, sports fans. i'll have to ask jason about this. the 10-year treasury yield is all the way down to 3.61%. that is a huge increebs in pricn the yield all the way down. that tells me some flight to safety, the safety of treasuries, bringing the yield down. that's my idea anyway. now do -- now this. the media will go to great lengths to slime florida's governor, ron desantis. he's a republican and a likely presidential candidate. the media does not approve.

her predominantly democrat and don't want to see a successful desantis challenging president biden. hurricane ian presented an opportunity, go after desantis' handling of the storm, undermind his political standing. -- undermine. that's exactly what's happening. just as the above battles a catastrophic if storm, "the new york times" investigates his migrant flights to martha's vineyard. taxpayer money was used, and the flight charter company had tied to the -- ties to the governor. oh, the horror. as for his handling of ian, the media ignores his steady, confident presence and looks for anything negative. flood insurance? inadequate. all those newcomers put too much strain on infrastructure. cnn implied the governor was late to evacuate hard-hit lee county. by association, desantis is at fault. this is what happens when a republican offers a real challenge to biden. on wednesday the president goes to florida himself. guaranteed he will bring a lot of money.

biden to the rescue, delivering kindness and empathy and cash. the media will love it. to them, making desantis look bad is very important. perhaps because they know desantis is a winner. third hour of "varney" starts right now. ♪ ♪ stuart: for years we've seen, yeah, it is years, gaffe after gaffe from the president. watch this. >> my name's joe biden. i'm a democratic candidate for the united states senate. all men and women created by the thing. the former general, i keep calling him general, but my, my -- jackie, are you here? where's jackie? i i think she was going to be here. stuart: okay. perfect time for this headline in the new york post: senile joe biden is bringing shame to the united states. that is very strong stuff.

miranda devine wrote that, and miranda joins me now. calling the president senile, that is a very harsh word. can you justify it? >> good morning, stuart. look, i think whether or not the president has dementia is kind of immaterial because most of the world thinks that that's what he has. and so what happens is this weakens america, and it imperils us all. and the optics of joe biden are constantly palling upstairs, falling off a bike, making these ridiculous gaffes, losing his mind, falling asleep, just seeming much older a than his 79 years. he will be 80 next month. you know, there are plenty of people in their 90s who are much sharper than he is. there's clearly something wrong with. it's not up to us to diagnose if what it is, but it really is a failure of his staff to at least

have someone guide him off the stage the instead of having him wander around in a fog every time he finishes a speech not knowing where to go. really a failure of his wife not to be at his side constantly, making subtly, just making him look good, saving his dignity. the rest of the world has not missed this. even though americans are largely very polite, they don't mention it or otherwise they're willfully blind, the rest of the world whether they're our allies or our enemies, are commenting on it. and they're not holding their punches. stuart: okay. i just wanted to question the harshness of the use of that word when applied to a sitting president of the united states. i've gone pretty close to that myself, saying that he is unfocused and has to be walked back all the time. but i'm not sure i would use that word.

do you want to respond to my -- i'm a little critical -- >> sure. stuart: do you want to respond to it? >> fine. i mean, the word see mile, for sure, i didn't use the word senile, i quoted an israeli newspaper that said joe biden is not just senile, the whole of america is see knife. the -- senile. the point is that he is being mocked and ridiculed around the world. because of these viral images of his whatever it is, his cognitive deficit, his physical deficit. i'm not a doctor, i can't diagnose what it is. maybe he's clumsy, maybe he's stupid. i don't know. but it's really bad. it is endangering all of us, it is making america a laughingstock, and it's up to the staff at the white house who are paid a lot of money to make sure the president looks good. and they're not doing that. and i think his wife is also at fault. you know? they are meant to protect the

president from himself. they're not doing it. stuart: all right. strong stuff, miranda, but you explained it, and we appreciate you being on the show. we will see you again real soon. miranda devine, everyone. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: more migrant buses just arrived in new york city this morning. where are all these people going to -- bus after bus. where are they all going to live? lauren: maybe a cruise ship, at least for six months while they're processed and then eventually can be housed in the new york city shelter system. norwegian cruise lines is near a deal with new york city to house the migrants. a ship would be cheaper than the tent city like the one that they're building in the bronx that's reported to cost the city $15 million per month. so this would be chartering a vessel from more wee january. discussions are underway right now, and that ship would dock in statenen island. stuart: we're getting complaints from schools in new york city because they're swamped with youngsters -- lauren: of course. stuart: -- many of who do not speak english are. it's a real problem.

lauren: not just in new york, it's even a problem in texas where they're used to this sort of thing. they don't have enough teachers. this is not just new york city, it's everywhere. stuart: i want to turn to a positive story, and that's the market. at least morning, it's the market. look at this, the dow industrials up 660 points, the nasdaq is up 171. that's a pretty good rally. the aforementioned jason katz comes into the discussion right now. i take it then do you think the market's already found a bottom and is bouncing off the bottom? is it that good? >> >> the short answer is, no -- [laughter] no. i don't think we necessarily need capitulation. i think we need derespond. den city. historically, when people throw in the towel and give up is when you fiend market bottoms. specifically, to find the bottom and get people drawn back in, number one, you immediate inflation to do more than just moderate. service inflation, housing and food, that's too sticky. that needs to come down. number two, the fed doesn't need

to pivot. let's get rid of that narrative. they need, at some point, to pause. it's not necessarily the destination, it's the speed. they will get to 4.5%, but they could take a breather along the way, and we don't need them to arm wrestle with themselves like the bank of england did. and if third, what we really need is honesty. analysts, please, just revise earnings already so we can do the math to find out proper valuations. stuart: the dow is now up over 700 points, at least it was briefly up 700. could this be the bounce? if. >> no. no, look -- stuart: just a little9 bit higher, we stay will and don't go and challenge those lows again? >> certainly, i hope so and so do all the clients i work with. no, i don't think that's the case. i think that we're entering into a paradigm where, you know, stocks are going to follow earnings, and earnings are going to go lower. so let's do the math. if you apply a recession multiple of 13-15 times, $220 of

s&p earnings, we found bottom. we need to slash those earnings. is so those earnings come down 5 or 10%, apply that multiple of 13, you could -- not a base cas. i'll tell you what, stu, if i'm a long-term investor, i nibble here. if we get to 3300, get up to the table and start to eat. if we get to 3,000, gorge. [laughter] stuart: 3,000 on the s&p 500. about 10% where we are below now, 15%? >> you're pretty good at math. [laughter] stuart: so you get to 3,000, then you gorge yourself with on stocks. >> back up the truck. stuart: i'll remember to do that. jason, thanks a lot. all right. king charles, well, maybe cooling on climate change, i'm not so sure. i think he's cooling on getting involved in politics. we'll tell you why he just backed out of the global climate summit. congressman jim jordan says the white house and the justice department may have been

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lauren: just 1%. it was down more moments ago. they were initiated at underperform at moffett if nathanson. it's convinced their metaverse play will not take off. they are giving them a price target of 19. in november roblox was at $141, now it's at 35, going to 19. stuart: oh, maybe so. all right. home depot, please, have they got a price increase? a new target? lauren: yeah. jeffrey's increased the price target on home depot and lowe's. they say that home maintenance and emergency repair market underappreciated. you know, there's a lot of downside cushion there. lowe's is their top pick. stuart: when i see this upyard movement, i think maybe we have seen -- upward movement, i think maybe we have seen the worst. general motors -- lauren: they're pausing production on the ev pickup for several weeks starting in late

november. not all the news will match the stock performance today because you have an overwhelming rally. stuart: let's get to culture. listen to, the white house is pushing for the atlanta braves' baseball team to consider changing the name. what does the governor of texas, kemp, what does he think -- lauren: georgia governor brian kemp is not a fan at all. listen to what he told shannon bream on "fox news sunday." >> the braves respect and honor native americans. we've had meetings in the governor's office about that. i think, again, this is just the woke cancel culture and really national values that are trying to be pushed down to our state and other states around the country. lauren: so the name change controversy started last year -- last week when the braves visited the white house to celebrate their world series win. press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked if the president supported a name change, because some native americans for a while now have, you know, found the the team's name offensive. and david was just telling me

you were at a lobby -- >> i was in a lobby in dallas, dallas were playing the washington redskins. there wasn't a commanders' jersey in sight. there were dozens of people on both sides, not one commanders' jersey. tells you something about the fan base. lauren: they changed that from redskins to the commanders. stuart: i guess it's going to say atlanta braves. lauren: it seems like it. stuart: look at this tweet from joy reid comparing a looting warning from governor desantis of florida to a racist threat made by a segregationist way back in the 1960s. david webb joins me now. that's a stretch, isn't it, desan he's saying, hey, don't loot, and the racist miami sheriff in 1967 threatening to shoot people. that's a stretch. >> it's a stretch as long as the migrants being put in vans today to be shipped to florida to help with the recovery effort that eric adams doesn't know about. this is all lies and deflection. we have to call it what it is.

the good news, not a lot of people are watching joy reid. her show is sixth on msnbc, fourteenth overall in the ratings. the bad news is there are must have people watching who keep buying ask magnifying these lies. we're not racists, we're not segregationists. that saint made in miami was at a time when there was a wall around that separated liberty city. that was true segregation. i go to liberty city on average about every come of weeks for business, and that's not whats it is now. stuart: but they'll never let up on governor desantis because he is a real challenge to president biden. they'll go after him for everything they possibly can. >> they try, but the fact is he has stepped up with the answers that are clear and simple like he told that cnn reporter when they asked about why you didn't order evacuation. well, where were you? you were in tampa because that's where it was headed. simple answer, straightforward, that people understand.

stuart: yeah. they don't give him credit for the constant calming presence of this guy and his efficiency and his command of the resources. i think he's doing a great job. sorry, but i do. >> yeah. he's also done something really important he's let organizations coordinate like samaritan's purse, american humane and others who come in to help. coordination between state authorities locally and private organizations. people need help. my sister lives on the west coast. they know that help is coming. stuart: yep, yep. axios, i think of them as left of center, they've got a poll that finds 53% are concerned that the midterms will result in a divided government. grid lock. david, i don't have any problem with gridlock whatsoever -- [laughter] if it holds up a left-wing government. >> it does, and this is what they're afraid of. i read that story. 1,004 people overweighted to democrats and independents versus republicans. it's not much of a poll. but story they write flips the

numbers to reflect one concern with the fact of the other half, they do want gridlock. you mentioned gm earlier in your report on stocks. i was at uaw 276 which is a gm local, primarily black local in arlington, texas, yesterday. and i can tell you that in that room where myself and a liberal from another channel, wilbur leon from 126, when we talked with an audience and engaged on common issues and values of economy, culture and other things, there was little or no daylight because there isn't much daylight between left and right because it's not left and right. it's common values. they're workers, they're technically-trained workers. they want to raise their families. and democrats see that slipping away from them, and they want to tell them we're in charge, we represent you. and the people, i tell them, take your power back. you're in charge. this isn't a -- where do you see a republican, a conservative, a

fox news guy in a union hall with the uaw? and i was welcomed -- stuart: yeah, exactly. good stuff. david, thank you very much, indeed. >> i'm off to be ambushed. [laughter] stuart: i know that. what's the proper name of that show? lauren: "outnumbered." stuart: okay. kim kardashian hit with a big fine for promoting crypto on her instagram. how much? lauren: $1.25 million. the se e c charged her for pailing to disclose a payment that that she received when she promoted a kip toe -- crypto asset. the the sec says she never disclosed she received $250,000. so now she has to pay this fine, and she cannot promote crypto for three years. this is what the chairman, gary gensler, said. this case is a reminder that whenever celebrities or influencers endorse investment opportunity thes including

crypto asset securities, it doesn't mean those investment products are right for investors. are they making an example out of her? she put hashtag add at the bottom of that etherium max post, and does anybody really thinmattday. monowhen he promotes -- matt damon? stuart: you may not be an influencers on investment advic- lauren: michael saylor promotion on all of his channels microstrategy and bitcoin. stuart: there you go. what about him? >> how many people get crypto advice from kim kardashian? stuart: very good question. [laughter] there's a lot. well done. the democrats keep pushing up inflation, but the president says he doesn't want to hear about it anymore. watch this. >> i'm so sick of republicans saying we're the big spenders. give me a break. stuart: steve forbes on that

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muck let my love open the door, let my love open the door measure. stuart: nice day in chicago right now. that's the winty city. what a beautiful view. louvre. lauren: what a beautiful song. stuart: okay. pete townsend. i know him. check markets. you're going to want to see this because the dow is up 667 points, and the nasdaq is up 185. positive inflation news this morning and a weak report on manufacturing implying that maybe the fed won't have to be so aggressive with rates. lauren's back. the movers, veridian. lauren: they lost their tax breaks for a second plant in georgia. they wanted to not pay regular property taxes, that did not happen. it also gets me into tesla because tesla's your worst decliner on the s&p 500, tesla

and rivian operate in the same space. record deliveries in the third quarter at tesla, but 343,000 cars delivered not enough. wall street wanted more. i was talking to dan i'ves about this in the 9:00 hour, and he said, look, this is not a supply chain production problem, this is literally they don't have ships and the trucks to move the cars, to deliver the cars. so it's not a part issue, it's they can't transport hem. stuart: i've got that, okay. it's still down 7% which is a big drop can. lauren: huge. stuart: now, all the energy stocks are up, in particular marathon, nearly 9%. lauren: number one on the s&p 500. opec meets in person on wednesday in vienna. her expected to cut production by at least a million barrels a day. we'll see what happens, but this would get oil prices back up a bit -- stuart: cut production, price goes up, mare -- marathon makes money. thanks, lauren. president biden is slamming republicans for saying democrats are big spenders. roll tape. >> the inflation reduction act

takes the most aggressive action to confront our climate crisis ever, the many all of human history, ever. we're going to do all this while reducing the deficit last year $350 billion and this year by $1 trillion. [applause] i'm so sick of republicans saying we're the big spenders. give me a break. [laughter] stuart: okay. steve forbes joins us this monday morning. steve, last time i checked nobody spends money like democrats. where am i going wrong? >> well, they are spending. and because the deficit's coming down because of inflation, kicking people into higher tax bracket asks if they're not spending quite as much as they did during the covid lockdowns, he thinks that that makes them non-spenders. they are spending. the numbers are there. unfortunately, the one area where they're not spending is national defense where we have very, very real needs in europe and the pacific, our inventories of weapons are running down, and this guy's oblivious to it.

so unfortunately with him, just take the opposite of what he says is truth, sadly. they are big spenders. stuart: but the truth also is that republicans are also big spenders. they're not the lean and mean if party of whatever it was back when. they're spend ors too -- spenders too, aren't they? >> yes, they are. their only virtue is we're not as big of spenders as the democrats. [laughter] they're still sinning. and that's why i think the american people want a real change after november. they want to see real policies on reducing this bloated spending. but unfortunately with what the republicans did on that so-called chip bill, the so-called infrastructure bill, shows that when pork is in the air, the smell entices even supposedly conservative republicans. stuart: you have a way with words, steve, and that's a fact. now, in britain prime minister truss says she's going to drop tax cut for high income earners. you've got to be disappointed

about this. she was kind of a breath of fresh air. she was thatcherite and now she's in retreat. >> well, this just goes to show how the establishment in the u.k. and around the world and in this country today just don't get what makes for economic growth which is reducing burdens on people rather than increasing them. and i was sad to see that she's retreated in britain. i think they hope that by jettisoning that cut from 45 to 40% for so-called top earners, they can save the rest of their tax cut program. i think it's a case where you give up nothing and go for it because she should keep emphasizing that they're going to have a hard winter. everyone knows that. but she's planting the seeds for a spring where finally for the first time in years britain can be a leader in economic growth instead e of a laggard. stuart: not gonna happen, by the looks of it. hey, steve forbes, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: you got it. australians are petitioning to

replace queen elizabeth on their currency, the australian dollar. so who do they want to replace her with? lauren: do you remember steve irwin? crocodile hunter. lauren: you've got to be kidding. lauren: tv personality, wildlife expert. he would be on the $5 note. stuart: okay. it's not gone that if happen, is it? [laughter] lauren: i have no idea. you know more about australian that i do. stuart: that's exactly how australians sound -- king charles just backed out of the upcoming global climate -- lauren: yeah. stuart: i know why -- lauren: we all know why. stuart: but he hasn't said it. lauren: and he likely won't. reports say prime minister liz truss told him, don't come. stuart: exactly, yeah. lauren: but does he want to get out of politics? stuart: i don't care. lauren: he's not going next

month, the prime minister doesn't want him to, being he's now a sovereign, and let's say he's going to not be like his mother and be political and take on climate as one of his platforms, let's say he's going to do that. i don't think egypt and cop 27 is going to be his first overseas trip. stuart he just got his first lesson as king, don't contradict the political leaders of the country. lauren: you know it's going to work after this? stuart: he's not going to get into politics. the prime minister will tell him, knock it off. lauren: and you think he will continue to listen? stuart: you want to be a constitutional monarch, yeah, you've got to do that. i'm getting a little hot under the collar. oh, announcement, please. on october the 17th, we will be holding a very special program in the 11:00 hour with a live studio audience. it's free. but you've got to register online. scan the qr code on your screen right now. you can it? questions -- submit questions to this varney and you

extravaganza at fox.com. hurricane ian washed away part of an iconic florida pier built nearly a hundred years ago. the flagler beach pier so damaged by the storm, it may never reopen. the white house just scaled back its student loan forgiveness plan bigtime. hundreds of thousands of people no longer qualify. that change is unpopular, both sides of the aisle. hillary vaughn reports after this. ♪ out of college, money spent, see no future, pay no rent. ♪ all the money's gone, nowhere to go ♪

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hundreds of thousands of people have been dropped from the student loan handout program. hillary vaughn on capitol hill. what changes were made to the program to cut so many? >> reporter: stuart, it's up to 4 million people, and the administration made these changes quietly to president biden's sweeping student loan debt bailout, breaking their promise to to some people that thought they would qualify for this relief, and now they can't. now borrowers whose students loans that are commercially held but guaranteed by the federal government do not qualify for this forgiveness. that means about 4 million people who originally thought they were getting some of their debt erased will still have to face it and pay it. house ways and means committee chairman richard neal telling me friday more changes to the program could be coming as more legal challenges pile up for the president. >> i think it's an evolving issue and, certainly, i think that already going to be a number of corrections that will take place in the near and

likely distant future as well. >> reporter: just trying to figure out what is legally possible? >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: there are at least three federal lawsuits right now challenging the legality of president biden's loan forgivend, and progressive democrats are not happy about it. senator elizabeth warren tweeting this: these republican politicians care more about protecting profits for corporate loan servicers than helping working people buried in student debt. this lawsuit is a theme, and it will fail, but t up to the court to decide, stuart, if it will fail. and if it does not, then it's possible that all of the are relief that president biden promised these people could ultimately not be delivered. we'll have to wait and see. stuart? stuart: okay. thanks, hillary. congressman jim jordan demands answers after the national school board association wrote a letter to the white house comparing parents to domestic terrorists. what does congressman jordan want to know? lauren: whose idea was it to use

that phrase, domestic terrorists. this was the congressman on levin last night. >> if your white house and our justice department that we pay for, if they're encouraging a left-wing political group to write him a letter as a pretext to go after parents, after moms and dads who simply are trying to do what's best for their kids' education, if you encourage that, if you put that in the will letter, that is scary stuff. lauren: fox news digital previously reported that the school board or coordinated with the white house and the doj before writing their letter, and congressman jordan wants to know if the biden administration knew if about that comparison to domestic terrorists, which is very harsh. he wants to hold them accountable, if so, and change the way the d. of justice works. stuart: all right, fair enough. thanks, lauren. this is the moment where we show you all the dow 30 stocks and see just how the market's operating today. that's a pretty good view of a market in rally mode. there's only one loser on the dow 30, and that's johnson &

johnson. all the rest are up, especially energy companies. repairing the damage from hurricane ian could cost as much as $47 billion. and that's just in florida. madison alworth has a report from northport, florida, one of the hardest hit areas. madison is next. ♪ ♪

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have a problem with the video there. it's frozen in place from madison. let me move on. hurricane ian also damaged an historic pier on the northeast coast of florida, flagler beach. the mayor of that city is suzie johnson who joins us now. your honor, i know that that pier has taken a beating before. they're going to -- are you going to try to rebuild it fully? >> we are, starting this year. fema if awarded us $10 million to fix the pier, the restructure of it with new materials and new codes for the pier. one of the things is we'll be lifting the pier up 13 feet for the few types of waves. stuart: did they give you that money before hurricane ian, or did they commit the $10 million after pier was virtually destroyed? >> we were committed the $10 million after matthew. we lost 300 feet or so of the

pier, so just luckily that we're still in that time frame of rebidding after the damage from ian. stuart: will the $10 million cover it, or do you need money from someplace else? >> well, luckily, if that bill goes up because we know construction prices are higher, fema will subsidize the rest of it. stuart: now, the problem in other beach town toes lout florida has been flood insuranc. very few people have it, and those who do have it have to pay an arm and a leg to get it. is flood insurance a major problem at flagler beach? >> not right now. luckily for us, half of the island requires flood insurance, the other half does the not because our dune does sit up a little bit higher. but those that were damaged during ian, hopefully a majority of them did have flood insurance. stuart: okay. how's your town doing, generally speaking? >> we had flooding of about 100 homes. we feel like we were spared during this some, during

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guide. humana. a more human way to healthcare. stuart: this is the simplest trivia question that we have ever asked -- lauren: better get it right then. stuart: which of the following is not a name of one of disney's seven dwarfs? you first, or lauren. lauren: sloppy. stuart: how many times have you watched that movie with your children? lauren: i'm sorry, we don't watch snow white. we watch all the others. stuart: okay. we've got a couple of minutes to fill out, and i've decided we're going to talk about jeans. earlier, you can't tell what lauren and i are talking about during the commercial break -- lauren: thank goodness. stuart: but we were talking about jeans. i do wear jeans occasionally on the set, and so does lauren. she's wearing jeans today. and the question came up, what kind of jeans do you wear,

stuart? and i answered, carharts. carharts and bib overalls. you never heard of them. lauren: no, i have heard of carharts a because there's a new show on netflix called making pun where this guy used to make toys in new york city, and he moved upstate to live in the wilderness and made toys, and he always wears carhart clothing. so that's how i know. stuart: okay. you will never, ever see a pair of carharts walking down sixth avenue -- lauren: sometimes. stuart:th avenue, fifth avenue, madison avenue, it's not gonna happen. young new yorkers don't wear carharts. lauren: when i take the bus back to my parents' house, the construction workers do. stuart: about one minute and 45 seconds to go. [laughter] lauren: happy fourth quarter. [laughter] stuart: this is my favorite story of the day. king charles has backed out of the upcoming global climate summit. i think that's a wonderful thing, and i think he had to do

it. because if he'd attended it, i mean, that's impossible, he'll be deep into politics. i don't think you quite understand why he cannot go. lauren: because he's a sovereign. he is the king. he has to be apolitical and rise above making peace with both sides just like his mother. i understand. stuart: that's a reasonable response. but what you don't realize is the prime minister can tell the king, you ain't going. lauren: and he has to to listen? stuart: yeah. if he didn't listen, you got a constitutional crisis. lauren: reports say that liz truss did say that to him, and he did listen. stuart: and i'll bet he didn't like it, because he's a climate warrior -- lauren: queen elizabeth took the throne at such an early age. he's had a whole lifetime to have positions, and now he's just expected to say the heck with it? i don't think anything anymore? stuart: he's the king, that's the way it is. lauren: just like that? stuart: you know, now we've only

got 27 seconds left. that was pretty good. filling it out rather nicely with carharts and king charles. a look at the market, you'll like it. dow is up 585 points. that's better than 2%. nasdaq is up 136, 1.25 the %. s&p up nearly 2% -- lawp lauren because the economy is slowing. stuart: it's the carhart rally, baby. [laughter] time's up, we made it. lauren: oh, thank goodness. stuart: and look who's here, cheryl. lauren: are you wearing jeans? cheryl: no, i am not. i put in a whole dress can today and heels. stuart: whoa! cheryl: happy monday, everybody. but i'm not neil cavuto. he never wears heels or dresses. does he wear jeans on set? i don't know. welcome, everybody, to "cavuto coast to coast." i'm in for neil cavuto today. stocks are starting october in the green after a spooky september. we are going to stay on top of all the market moves over the next few hours for you a